Do we need to certify against ISO/IEC 42001?

Not always. Start with an inventory of your AI use cases and a risk classification; that shows whether certification is worth it. The readiness scan takes 2 to 3 weeks.

How does this relate to the EU AI Act?

The same foundation: knowing which AI you use, what it may do on its own and who decides about it. That serves both.

What do you mean by agentic AI risk?

The risk is not in the model but in what a system may do without a human in the loop. We assess those permissions and record human oversight as a control.

AI Governance, ISO 42001 & Agentic AI Risk

Know what your AI is allowed to do.

Policy, risk assessment and ISO/IEC 42001 management systems for organisations already using AI, including agents that act on their own inside your processes.

Who this is for

Executives and risk owners in organizations deploying AI in products, operations or decision-making, and organizations preparing for the EU AI Act and customer AI-assurance demands.

The problem

AI adoption is running ahead of control: shadow AI use, ungoverned agents with system access, unclear accountability, and an EU AI Act that assigns obligations you may already be violating.

The outcome

A working AI governance structure: inventory, risk classification, policies people actually follow, and where needed an ISO/IEC 42001-certifiable AI management system.

What you get

AI inventory and risk classification (including EU AI Act mapping)
AI governance framework: policies, roles, approval gates
Agentic AI risk assessment (autonomy, tool access, data exposure)
ISO/IEC 42001 readiness and implementation support
Executive and workforce AI-risk awareness sessions

Engagement model

Readiness scan (fixed price, 2–3 weeks), followed by implementation support per project or fractional engagement.

Frameworks & standards

ISO/IEC 42001EU AI ActNIST AI RMFISO/IEC 23894

Why CyberBusters

Practitioner knowledge of agentic AI architectures and their failure modes
Security-first perspective: AI governance grounded in real threat models
Pragmatic: governance that enables adoption instead of blocking it

Frequently asked questions

Do we need to certify against ISO/IEC 42001?: Not always. Start with an inventory of your AI use cases and a risk classification; that shows whether certification is worth it. The readiness scan takes 2 to 3 weeks.
How does this relate to the EU AI Act?: The same foundation: knowing which AI you use, what it may do on its own and who decides about it. That serves both.
What do you mean by agentic AI risk?: The risk is not in the model but in what a system may do without a human in the loop. We assess those permissions and record human oversight as a control.

Get ahead of the AI Act, not behind an incident

Start with an AI risk and readiness scan across your organization.